The Red Book on the Moscow Trials

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The Red Book on the Moscow Trials is a critical exposé by Trotskyist activist Lev Sedov that denounces the Stalinist show trials of the 1930s as fabricated and politically motivated.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
political exposé
aimsTo expose falsification of the Moscow Trials
mobilize international opposition to Stalinist repression
associatedWith Fourth International (Trotskyist movement) NERFINISHED
author Lev Sedov NERFINISHED
circulation clandestine in the Soviet Union
claims charges were fabricated
confessions were extracted under duress
trials served Stalin’s consolidation of power
countryOfOrigin France
criticizes Great Purge NERFINISHED
Joseph Stalin NERFINISHED
Soviet secret police
Stalinist bureaucracy
show trials
defends Grigory Zinoviev NERFINISHED
Leon Trotsky NERFINISHED
Lev Kamenev NERFINISHED
other Moscow Trials defendants
describesAs fabricated
politically motivated
documents absence of material evidence against defendants
procedural irregularities in the Moscow Trials
use of forced confessions
focusesOnEvent First Moscow Trial NERFINISHED
Second Moscow Trial NERFINISHED
genre non-fiction
political literature
hasPerspective anti-Stalinist Marxist
historicalContext Great Purge NERFINISHED
Stalin era in the Soviet Union
ideologicalOrientation revolutionary Marxist
influenced later historiography on the Moscow Trials
language Russian
mainSubject Moscow Trials NERFINISHED
Soviet political repression
Stalinism
Trotskyism NERFINISHED
movementContext Left Opposition NERFINISHED
international Trotskyist movement
originalTitle Красная книга о московских процессах NERFINISHED
politicalPosition Trotskyist
publicationYear 1936
publisherType Trotskyist press
relatedWork The Case of Leon Trotsky NERFINISHED
timePeriodDescribed mid-1930s Soviet Union
workPeriod 1930s

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